What was a major problem for most Oklahoma farmers that the Depression-era Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) never addressed?

Many Oklahoma farmers worked as tenants rather than owning the land they farmed. The AAA’s efforts to raise crop prices could increase the income from a farm, but tenant farmers often did not receive those gains; landowners benefited instead. Thus, the program did not solve the problem that most Oklahoma farmers lacked ownership and control over the profits.

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